Where does one begin?

As a mama of not one, not two, but four girls, I’ve spent the last sixteen years exploring indoor play spaces. Each had its own magic—different types of play that captured my daughters’ imaginations for hours, visit after visit.

But over time, I noticed something important: two of my daughters—one on the spectrum—struggled to find spaces that truly fit who they were. They longed for more imaginative experiences, places that fed their quirky, creative, sensory-seeking, outside-the-box minds. That’s when I began dreaming: what if we could combine the best parts of every play space we’d loved into one truly special experience?

That dream became Kaleidoscope—built piece by piece with love, intention, and a whole lot of imagination.

Our goal is simple: to create a space where kids can fully immerse themselves in open-ended, creative play, and where parents and childcare providers can find community and support. A safe, clean, and enriching environment where:

• Little ones and big kids build forts out of oversized blocks together

• Costumes made from colorful fabrics inspire pirates, princesses, and everything in between

• Art projects celebrate the process, not perfection

• Book readings, classes, and special guests bring the community together

• Homeschooling families find a spark of inspiration and a change of scenery

• Neurodivergent kiddos enjoy sensory-friendly play while connecting with others

Because let’s be honest—our kids ignore half the toys at home. But take them somewhere new, and suddenly everything is amazing.

That “somewhere new”? I hope Kaleidoscope becomes that place—for your family, and for mine.